The phrase "acting earlier" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to taking action or making decisions sooner than expected or planned.
Example: "By acting earlier, we were able to prevent the issue from escalating."
Alternatives: "taking action sooner" or "responding ahead of time."
They blew it by not acting earlier".
In the meantime, Lewis will attempt to mitigate the effect on her company by acting earlier and ensuring as many people as possible know the strike is planned.
Shortly after accusations against Mr. Fryer became public, he was elected to the A.E.A.'s executive committee; he later resigned, but the association faced criticism for not acting earlier or more aggressively.
The agency, which also conducted its own review and arrived at a comparable increased risk, came under fire for not acting earlier.
For the Daily Mirror, Labour could have saved itself months of agony by acting earlier, but hopefully it can move on, expelling any anti-Semites.
The closure orders this week have also triggered intense public debate and political parties have accused the municipal government of not acting earlier and of permitting the city to become the world co-capital of "turismo del porro," or pot tourism.
One day! Q. Surrounded by the arts at home, you must have gotten into acting early.
Anticipating these changes and acting early has been essential to making the transition as smooth as possible.
She discovered a love of acting early in high school, took a degree in theatre, then attended Juilliard School in New York.
For many viewers of the film, the idea of "Shakespeare" includes somewhat overwrought acting, early modern costumes, and a large-scale film budget.
By acting early and comprehensively, the MPC can reduceuncertainty, bolster confidence, blunt the slowdown, and supportthe necessary adjustments in the UK economy.
